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In New Yorker Humor: “You Are Good: Affirmations for Dogs Who Don’t Believe It” and other audiobook offerings from Dogible.
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Ray Howell, a small-town Indiana doctor, was arrested in 2011, on charges of recklessly prescribing narcotics—often in exchange for sex. During the criminal proceedings, he was diagnosed with a rare neurological condition, leaving his culpability in doubt.
Animals populate ancient stories, childhood classics, and recent hits like “The Sheep Detectives.” But, in 2026, our relationship to the natural world is more confused than ever.
